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If you liked Gyo: Ugomeku Bukimi add

...then you might like Fourteen add

Sci-fi gruesome and at times absurd horror stories. Enjoyable if you like dark enviroments and grotesque criatures. Pretty disturbing art in both series.

If you liked Ao Haru Ride add

...then you might like Sora to Kimi to. add

A group of friends, school setting, slice of life elements, cute art, romance with some back story which affects the present, love triangle and similar feeling. Refreshing main females and cool type of main males. Though the male in Sora to Kimi to has a simpler and easy to get along with personality, unlike the one in Ao Haru Ride.

If you liked Threads of Time add

...then you might like Oyayubihime Infinity add

Premises are similar, reincarnation and historical themes and setting going on. Both deal with past issues, romance and gets super interesting as the story and characters progresses and grow up. Threads of Time is longer so it may take some time to get into.

If you liked The One add

...then you might like Runway no Koibito add

Series with modeling business involved. Both stories deal with our female main characters and her feelings and thoughts about being a model. Romance is heavily involved and affects and changes the main female point of view, and story's road a few times.

If you liked Peach Girl add

...then you might like 100% Perfect Girl add

Lots of love drama between handsome men around our main lady who is unable to choose one. Peach Girl pace is slightly lighter than 100% Perfect Girl but the bittersweet drama is still always there. Main female attracts attention for good or bad reasons. Same feeling, structure, jealousy and misunderstandings.

If you liked Bonnouji add

...then you might like Kyou no Kira-kun add

Demographics and premises in both mangas are kind of different but the way the story between the main characters is developed is actually very similar. Main girl and boy are neighbors and under certain circumstances they start a friendship which slowly turns into a romance. This point of the story is very well managed by these two series. Kyou no Kira-kun and Bonnouji manage to capture your attention from the very first chapter. Bonnouji's characters are simpler and more grown up than Kyou no Kira-kun's, and the latter has more drama and a heartbreaking fact of one of the characters going on. Warm fuzzy feeling, cute art and realistic aspects are a plus.

If you liked Oyayubihime Infinity add

...then you might like Replay add

Oyayubihime and Replay deal with reincarnation and our main girl struggling with the memories of her past and the whereabouts of the forgotten love of their lives. Both are shoujo manga but Replay is more mature but simpler than Oyayubihime.

If you liked Litchi☆Hikari Club add

...then you might like Fourteen add

It's hard not to compare this horror titles once you've read both. These stories are very grotesque, bizarre and perfectly displays a lot of horror factors at once. Art in both mangas is as good as it's scary, and they represent a dark and enigmatic atmosphere very well. Importance is given not only to one character but actually a few. Fourteen is a long twenty volumes manga while Litchi Hikari consists of only one.

If you liked Flower Garden add

...then you might like Kyou wa Kaisha Yasumimasu. add

Although Flower Garden it's a really short story, and KKY is a longer drama, the story is incredibly similar with an older woman that after a night of drinking, finds herself in the morning sharing the same bed with a younger guy and can't remember anything about what happened, at all. Flower Garden has a strange art, and cliches that Kyou wa Kaisha Yasumimasu doesn't, afortunately. But in general, these are the stories of older women, and their daily problems and worries in their brand new love-life with a very young, but mature guy.

If you liked Toshiue no Hito add

...then you might like Kyou wa Kaisha Yasumimasu. add

These two stories deal with an older woman and her encounters with a younger guy. Both stories represent very well their respective demographic. Toshiue no Hito is a lot more mature, and involves more mature situations (aka, sex scenes), the relationship between the main characters is a lot more sexual than you can expect it to be, and Kyou wa Kaisha deals more with romance and drama, the older woman and her worries regarding love-life.

If you liked Koukaku Kidoutai: Stand Alone Complex add

...then you might like Psycho-Pass add

The atmosphere is very similar, with mature and complex characters, in these two series there is room for both, action and philosophy.

If you liked Cross Game add

...then you might like Area no Kishi add

These two shounen sports stories share a few similarities. In both titles the main character isn't interested in the sport at first. It all changes when tragedy strikes in his life. From that moment he starts to change himself, in order to become an oustanding player. Also both series have realistic approach to the sport theme. Both mangas catch the reader into a story full of feelings related to sports and what it takes practice one. If you liked Cross Game, you may as well like Area no Kishi.

If you liked Karneval add

...then you might like Are You Alice? add

Our main character is dragged around to meet a lot of eccentric and interesting characters who later become his friends and allies. Both guys are also looking for hints related to their pasts. Are You Alice? Takes the dark path while Karneval might seem light-hearted at first, but later on, also can show us that darker side of all the cast of characters. Fantasy and mystery as one of the main subjects in both series.

If you liked Baby Steps add

...then you might like Noririn add

Despite being two different sports, cycling and tennis, this series share some interesting similarities. Somehow, our main guy ends up relating himself with a girl who helps him to get to enter the cyclism /tennis world. The relationship development between main girl and guy it's as important as the sport itself. Noririn plays with older characters and has a more mature tone, while Baby Steps gives off a very relaxed environment, yet when it comes to matches, deals a lot with strategies and concentration. If you like interesting male characters, competitive environment and romance subplot, go and read this two titles.

If you liked Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji add

...then you might like Seifuku de Vanilla Kiss add

Here we have our typical shoujo manga icy and moody prince with a cute puppy-like main female who is in love with him, dealing with a very weird not reciprocated love which she probably won't give up soon. Main girl on Seifuku strengthens the word 'innocent' while in Ookami Shoujo the boy strengthens the word 'cruel'.

If you liked Love Lab add

...then you might like Seishun Shonbori Club add

Highschool girl, casually both with no experience with boys, joining a certain club which researches about love/romance and its whereabouts. Both mangas fill your mind with quirky comedy and each club member has very different and unique personalities.

If you liked Mekakushi no Kuni add

...then you might like Angel Trumpet add

Our main girls struggling with supernatural powers or special abilities working with only one touch. Mekakushi no Kuni deals with romance, while Angel Trumpet keeps up and alive the relationship of two sisters and their serious promise to their mother.

If you liked Eden no Ori add

...then you might like Duty After School add

Helping others to survive and fight against dangerous species (man-eating creatures at Eden no Ori, purple murderous orbs "cells" at Afterschool Wars Activities) at the risk of their own life. That's what you will get while reading Afterschool War Activities and Eden no Ori. The real human nature in front of a life or death situation, the terrifying 'fight if you want to live' line, thrilling action and romantic subplot. A couple of differences would be that AWA doesn't focus in what they're trying to fight, but the reason why are they fighting, boys and girls adapting to survival and strengthening relationships. They're also trained by militaries so the enigma scenario is supervised. In Eden no Ori instead, highschool students are marooned on a strange island and have to fiddle around alone, unaided. Disastrous events, harsh environment and an eternal struggle to maintain sanity, take these two series to become absolutely recommended for those who seek for action, survival and lots of despair.

If you liked Blame! add

...then you might like Akira add

Both series have a similar aesthetic and cyberpunk feel to them. Each one having breathtaking scenery of crumbling, futuristic cityscapes. They both get into exploring similar themes, for example 'what defines humanity', but taking them in completely different directions, making both an interesting contrast to each other, while still reminiscent of one another.

If you liked Aishiteruze Baby★★ add

...then you might like Bokura ga Ita add

Aishiteruze Baby and Bokura ga Ita both have a very slow paced plot line. Not that the manga drag on but they are very in depth when in comes to character emotions and feelings develop over a longer period of time. They each have a relationship obstacle that the main characters must try and over come through out the series.

If you liked Omamori Himari add

...then you might like Asobi ni Iku yo! add

Both ecchi mangas have a similar feeling and they both feature cat girls and the rivaling around one character.

If you liked Saver add

...then you might like Basara add

Both pretty similar in story wise, girl dresses up as a boy, prophecy to save the world, sword fighting, historical romance.

If you liked Love♥Monster add

...then you might like Black Bird add

Smutty fantasy romances with the overly protective male lead that also has wings. Main female's also considered his fiancee by force.

If you liked Ichigo 100% add

...then you might like Hatsukoi Limited. add

Same mangaka, same art style, romance, highschool setting. Closest thing to Hatsukoi Limited/Ichigo 100% you'll ever get.